Dabie Mountain Clouds and Smoke Record

The clouds of the Dabie Mountains have settled on the ridges of western Anhui for thousands of years. They can withstand the wind and rain, but cannot suppress the character of the common people. This is an epic of the local Tujia people in the Dabie Mountains that is comparable to "The Red Sorghum Family". It is a literary tribute and century-old tribute to the Chu family's true blood and tear family history. The majestic Yunling Mountains are far apart, and the vast mountains in the west are vast. The Chu family of Luoyun Village, Yunyue County, has been farming tea and sewing clothes for generations, keeping their integrity and preserving their integrity. The world is turbid and the countryside is disordered. Chu Huaian, his beloved, was innocent and was wronged and imprisoned. He eventually died in the fire of hell and died with hatred. Chu Qingshan, a twelve-year-old boy, suddenly lost his family and fell into a quagmire. Suffering all the cold eyes and bullies from his neighbors, he escaped into the depths of the Yunshan Mountains in a desperate situation and learned the tailoring skills unique to the Dabie Mountains from a reclusive master. A young boy wanders the world alone, sewing clothes in the wind and snow, doing good deeds among others, rescuing an orphaned boy in troubled times, and burying half his life's blessings. As time went by, he broke into the factory with his unique skills, took charge of the machinery, and established a business with hard work. He became the earliest household worth ten thousand yuan in Yunyue County. He started from a humble family and built a family. In the middle age, you will become a virtuous person, establish a good reputation, and become a country squire, your kindness will be rewarded, and you will have a strong network of connections; in your later years, you will look back at the wind and rain, clean up the old evil, and close the loop to save your destiny. The children and grandchildren carried on the legacy and joined the army to serve the country. The Chu family went from being wiped out to becoming a family tradition that lasted forever in the Dabie Mountains and Rivers.